Abyssaly Peel and Stick Wallpaper 17.7" X 118" White Gray Wood Shiplap Contact Paper Self-Adhesive Removable Decorative Wall Covering Vintage Wood Plank Film for Home Decoration

I get so many comments on this wallpaper . People think it is real wood on my wall . Absolutely love it

This stuff is 100% renter friendly! We are moving and I got out my hear gun to start to to peal this off the wall. Before I could come back into the room my husband had taken it off the wall and NO PAINT OR ANYTHING came off the wall! Not one single area of paint came off! I was so impressed with this stuff I bought another roll of it! I highly suggest this stuff!

Very pretty paper, good quality paper and durable paper, waterproof, love the texture feel of it. It's soft and doesn't feel like contact paper. I put it around my bathroom sink on top counter. It looks like a counter and sink. pleased with product and quality. Easy to work with and apply. The backing paper is thick enough, so when you pull it off, it will not split and thin out n leave traces of paper behind.I stretched the paper to much in one spot, by trying to reset and replace. It did make a small crease in the back behind the sink, that i couldn't work out. But the paper print was forgiving, n is not noticeable at all, only by touch. I didnt know that i dripped brown hair color on it till 45min. Later, It wiped off and did not stain it. I was happy because I just did my counter 1 week ago.I haven't used any thing but soap n water to clean it. I'm not sure if more harsh cleaners will fade my print or remove it over a short time. Bubbles easy to remove pin poke and smooth surface. Easy to line up evenly n match up.4/5 because time will tell if it holds up print, color,

Used this to disguise a not so perfect ceiling for the time being till remodel. Yes, it's extremely thin, but it didn't tear on it's own. If you look closely in the picture you can see through it enough to tell I didn't cut in my darker wall paint thinking this paper would hide it. Just like any other brand I've tried you want to keep it rolled so you don't put creases in it. I did accidentally crease it a few times as I was first starting, but surprisingly it didn't tear and smoothed out well. Definitely can tell standing below it.I was really impatient to get started and didn't wait for help. If you have the option, two people would make this much easier, but I used a broom propped up to hold the half I wasn't working on. Then followed it along the ceiling as I unpeeled the backing and pulled it from the floor. A shop broom would've worked better, the backing tore a few times as I followed it, but the actual contact paper never did. Used the spray at the ends so I could slide it enough to make sure it was properly along the wall. It's also handy for lining up edges without having to unstick it a bunch. I didn't use the spray along the entire length, just edges once it was where I needed it.I'd definitely buy this again for this application & am very happy with how it turned out. If it pulls down in the summer humidity or anything I'll update, but it seems like it'll work well.Tips/thoughts:- Yes it's thin, darker colors will show through, but didn't have any issues tearing if you roll it & watch for creasing.-I'd recommend the spray to slide it around when starting & lining it up, but holds well without it- I sprayed the spray directly onto the backing, not the wall.- Again, roll excess to prevent creases, but doing so will also prevent it from stretching and then not laying smooth. Without the spray you run the risk of it stretching while repositioning.- Some reviews used this for desks ect, and while you can, it is thin enough that I'd worry about gouging it. If recommend planning seems accordingly so there's less chance of tearing too.Good luck on your project!

I used this product to cover 36"x93" mirrored closet doors and got the look I was hoping for!Let me say the quality of the paper is top notch. I was afraid it was going to have that "contact paper" slick feel but it doesn't, it has a nice high quality feel and durable.It went on so easy.I'm looking around my house to see where I can use it next!I would highly recommend this product.

It seemed to work great until I ran out and needed to purchase more. I ordered the exact same thing, but ended up with a roll that was a lot lighter colored than the first roll. And it is clearly noticeable that they are different colors

I have plastic containers I've saved when buying nuts in bulk, to keep dry beans in...and due to limited space, the containers need to be out in view. The only negative is the labels--I didn't want to bother with soaking to remove them and scrubbing the remains of adhesive off. So initially, I started looking for nice clear containers designed to store food items--but the prices were ridiculous....and I couldn't find plastic ones, only glass--too fragile. It occured to me that I should be able to cover the labels in some decorative way, and still have the clear (unlabeled) sides to view the beans. Aha! I remembered Contact paper used in shelving decades ago--and was thrilled at the many patterns, and reasonable cost. I chose the "distressed wood"--it looks like birch trees--to compliment the rest of my "distressed decor". Color me happy!

Easy to use and looks very realistic.I decided to try it on my ceiling in my mudroom. Everyone that sees it thinks that it is real wood.